As masterful as its sequel is, Red Dead Redemption still remains Rockstar’s watershed achievement, warts and all By Chris Thursten Feature Why the sun-bleached Western was such fertile ground for Rockstar Games
Assassin's Creed, Zelda, Horizon or PUBG? Have your say on the Golden Joystick Awards' Ultimate Game of the Year By Chris Thursten Feature Your vote can make the difference in the closest-run Ultimate Game of the Year contest in recent history, as the best of PS4, Xbox, Nintendo and PC go head-to-head – here are the leading contenders
Daddies, dropouts, or death? Take a look at the contenders for the Golden Joystick Awards' Best Indie Game By Chris Thursten Awards YOU decide who wins in the 2017 Golden Joystick Awards
Can a 15-year-old MMO topple Overwatch? Have your say in the Golden Joystick Awards' new Still Playing category By Chris Thursten Feature Which games are you still playing months – or even years – after release? The Still Playing category at the Golden Joystick Awards recognises games released outside the last 12 months
For Honor review: "The middle ground between Street Fighter and Game of Thrones" By Chris Thursten review
In praise - and defence - of Ashley Williams, the most contentious character in BioWare’s sci-fi epic By Chris Thursten Opinion
How Arkane made Dishonored an instant classic by balancing delicate stealth with wild swashbuckling By Chris Thursten Retrospective
With a few quiet tweaks and one loud bang, Mass Effect 2 sent the series' core appeal into supernova By Chris Thursten Retrospective Remembering BioWare's best game: Mass Effect 2
Smite review: Xbox One's MOBA is out of beta at last By Chris Thursten Review "It's complex, but the way all of these factors spiral out into a fractal web of strategic possibilities is what makes the game so rewarding"
Why Destiny's eSports-courting competitive mode is great news for players By Chris Thursten Editorial
